The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 7

ARREST WITNESS IN INN CASE Fails to Appear at Trial of a i ur pathy was expressed Hanihara, w pre Former Employer day sa ued William Sears 1 Judge Ron m Revere! {f'n services. Director Wit nes the when the \ large quantity that tine was in. HERE’S MORE ABOUT JAPAN STARTS ON PAGE 1 3. municative. Considerable sym however, for rmissic te ter, it was unof: ficially 1 t this action was a mistake, as produced in congress exactly the opy effect from th ped for, Hug’ enUy believed Hanihara’s letter would impress congress seriousness of the contemplated ex gating the gentlemen's Be Which up to this time has served as | !"¢¢ the method of regulating Japanese Fs ently but one mind concerning} © 4 Japan's protest, thru Hanthara, against the exclusion provision, President Coolidge and Secretary clusion provision and might prevent its adoption, whereas happened was an burst against Japaneso and the clinching of the cas: FE; advocates of exclusion what really immediate out- sdling’ re the The senate’s vote yesterday migration into this country, clear While in congr barrassing position. They can under stand why congress is Japan's daring to interfere with lex islation on ing before gongress, but they ni mestic question theless are concerned about the con- E sequences of congress’ anger. that It has, therefor Mr. Coolidge will veto the q iipmigration bill when it éomes to Bim carrying the exclusion clause. But the present temper of congress HERE'S MORE ABOUT -, TOKYO STARTS ON PAGE 1 | expectations have been betrayed and| the honor of Japan mercilessly de-| stroyed. “The Americans pride themselves Be on their insistence on liberty and equality, but it ts a false pretense. person can deny that the pasy- Sige of this bill seriously mffects rein- tion between the two countries. “We are anxious to know whether sound public opinion in America will pass over such a harsh measure without rectification,” HERE’S MORE ABOUT OUTLAWS STARTS ON PAGE 1 they are on Whidby island. Residents of the territory report- ed Tuesday morning that three men in a smal rowboat with an out- board motor left two other boats at Gibraltar, a deserted townsite on/ Fidalgo, late Monday and, with one| man alding in the getaway by Towing, had beached their craft on Whidby island near Green Bank on Saratoga pass, about five and one- half miles from Camano on Camano island. Sheriff Conn investigated, was ns- @red of the identity of the boats- men, and immediately called in af} Bosse from the countryside. When the were Arthur William McCracken, plant owner, President Odlin will recover, bank attaches declared Tuesday. “He suffered two severe scalp wounds when the bandits opened fire on him, and only the fact that he ducked a moment before saved his fife, Two customers were in the bank robbers entered. They Sarmpbell, a baker, and cold storage Both surrendered $300 each after Odlin fell to the floor. BANDITS SHOT UP TOWN IN ESCAPE Odlin’s son, cashier of the bank, the customers and the bookkeepers, were forced to turn their faces to| the wall with hands upraised while the holdups scooped money in sight. up all It totaled $17,500, the the bank officials said Tuesday, and was all in currency except about $2,500 in gold. Firing right and left, the bandits then ran from the building, jumped 4 into @ waiting speeded out of town pursued by Police Chief Sellenthin. automobile and They de- nerted the car, stolen from Miss ¥Ana Breazeale of week ago, near Gibraltar 6 Two Skagit deputies, F. 1. nett and T, over weking traces of the forced to make a landing ne wood at dark, and both were in-| dured sightiy’ and the Plane de-} Molished, Guard, france to Smilik tay, 0 to aid in the men. Bay View a Bar- E. Vereoe, who flew found ate men, Puget were The coast guard cutter standing wateh at the en- was expect. capture of the » been suggested) Monday | ar Stan-| with the| Harry F, Ballard said that Hamon told hum | TU*sday by Deputy Pre ove that the deal was made by *‘some | ‘ Wardrip Griver of | ¢ one’ without Mr. Harding knowing | t> rin which hin wife was out it at the last republican na-| fata ured in an aceide Gi tional convention. man ave. early on the morning of It waa generally known that there | APr A coroner's ipquest held on abro.| 4% & conspiracy at the republican | the the woman found on to select a nom. | Ware %. who would ane Teapot) ‘The occurred while Ward Dome,"’ Rallard testified, a rip and wife, with Joh he believed this w Mary Kilgalien were returning agreement, | BAtional conve ly foreshadowed adoption of a dras tie exclusion proviston | Ss there in appar-|* } Hughes feel themselves in an em-| angry at! | fs'such that @ veto would be over. |new con: ridden. | | FOR FRENCH war machine ever TERRIBLE MACHINE OF) WAR IS STORED AWAY DEFENSE ost SAYS FALL WAS “BOUGHT MAN" ‘Thrown Into Office’ to Lease Teapot Dome, Says Witness Mrs. D. V, Wardrip,|* whose husband Tuesday|* faced a charge of reckless dri g as the result of auto Gee’ t April 1 which cost »| Mrs. Wardrip her life Prove WASHINGTON, April 15.—Former Recretary the Interior Fall wa bought | . thrown into f leas te Harry F. Sinclair, t ate n told H. W. Ba appoint: nee of the interior was worth $600 him, Ha told Ballard, cording to Ballard’s testimony. “It was to and the balance over four years.” Rall “Who was to 1 sald. “The man Ballard replied. the convent " woul is statements, Ballard Harry Chandler, publisher of the Times, KE Hearst," wh same story Senator Stanfield. Oregon, Hean, thereupon sald subpoenas be and Chandler New Coastal Rate appar. | Ballard was asked. who got Teapot Dome, I suppose, be paid $150,000 down & period of s} with his wife. \ sitting in the front with Wardrip » he said, he be-| Heved would tell the committee the Schedule Adopted SAN FRANCISCO, April 15 iff, carrying reductions 40 commodities, decided upon P, coastwise conference came effective today. A wise steamship freight tar about casi vicwpm) JANITOR DIES MOTOR VICTIM a HUSBAND FACES DEATH BLAME Woman Prosecutor Reckless Driving Case D. Vv reckless driving in a Wardrip was compta t Fort een drinking, a dnd Wardr Lawton. he AVIATORS STARTS ON PAGE 1 portunity to hop off for Chignik which reported a heavy gale blow | tox. Snow was falling here HERE’S MORE ABOUT Files * charged with t filed The The rates are on less than carload| airmen were delayed yesterday b lots and in effect mean reduc of from 50 cents per ton downy d. is uncertain. eerie FREDERICK & NELSON ‘DOWNSINIRS STORE } A New Shipment of Men’s Athletic. Union Suits EN’S Athletic Union Suits in evenly-woven checked nainsook, Comfort- ably-fitting style, with elastic strip in back. Sizes 36 to 46. Very good value at 69¢. Men’s Foulard Ties 65c and 95c HE good-looking patterns and popular light color- ings are to be found in men’s Foulard Ties at these moderate prices. lection of styles. Good quality and a’ good se- At 656 and 95¢. “Holeproof” Sox for Men 35c to $1.50 ons | storm conditions and bright weather AMEST DRIVE THE FROM FALL Lineman Plunges 25 Feet; Longshoreman Whirling Saw Severs Arm 1 2. Marginal wa Graham ting g¢ and lost his balance w by the whirling saw, G wan taken the Providence ho ave. 8. and Holga SEATTLE t at STAR Contagion Spreads in California Area Won't NEAR DEATH Mannington Has Frac- tured Skull; Lad Conscious REFUSES CALL °°” Appear on Senate Summons PAGE 7 Carrier Is pA AE a What'’s in the Air April 15 Tursda FREDERICK & NELSON Moderately-Priced Easter Fashions For Women, Misses and Children 8, ‘TCHE popular-priced Downstairs Store is ready with markets for moderately-priced merchandise, and its nee ave ther attractive, well-chosen displays of Easter fash- facilities for comfortable shopping is the haven of ut and drove off ions for women, misses, boys and girls. thrifty shoppers, Only new merchandise vis offered ed later and held in i f me ff you in the Downstairs Store—no “seconds’—no “re- less driving, with bail This great “store-within-a-store,” with its own mainders” from upstairs sections—just “reliable goods wan badly bruised about the staff of buyers, constantly in touch with the best within the lower-price ranges,” le ved a cut on Tarp's auto was wrecked. ewis wan arrested at the Milwas . depot when he phoned the ’ Mi ; Silk D Cc the accident. Lewin ostume wannr'tr'n'tet| Women’s and Misses’ Silk Dresses ms (Lewis) was driving on the ouses rong side of tho street in reckless fashion at the time of the crash “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Double Boilers 2-quart Size $1.98 featured low price for Aluminum r in 2-quart size. Do Bolle At $1,985. Housewares DOWNSTAIRS Section, STORD GURNEY (Northland) Refrigerators 25-pound Ice Capacity $16.50 Width 21 inches; depth 16% inches; height 40 inches. 50-pound Iee Capacity $18.50 Width 23 inches; depth 174% inches; height 42 inches, “CAPITAL RANGE | With Porcelain Trim in Blue, } Gray or White $68.00 Polished six-hole top, 18&ineh oven and duplex grato for wood or coal, Moderately priced at $68.00 BEST QUALITY WATER COIL, $8.00. DOWNSTAIRS ATORE FREDERICK & NELSON $10.85 and $14.85 NE ARLY a hundred attractive styles n Silk Dresses in white, black and the bright women’s and misses’ shades favored for Spring. Mostly One-of-a-Kind Styles —which means that there is almost sure to be one here to please you. The prices are unusually low, because these Dresses were all specially bought in New York, at very low prices—to be sold in the Downstairs Store at great savings to you. Very good yalues, at $10.85 and $14, DOWNSTAIRS STORE New Arrivals CAPES Smart Styles $17.50 FRESH from their packings are these pile-fabrie Capes in rich brown and Sorrento blue shades, with soft fur collars. Attrac- tive value at $17.50. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Stylish Easter F ootwear $5.85 $6.45 $7.95 ATEVER is fashionable in Footwear is sure to be found in the Downstairs Store—at moderate prices. Evidence a-plenty of this in three attractive models pictured: LEFT; Pump in red, CENTER: Pump in_ black RIGHT: Pump in black satin, green or blue kidskin in suede, patent trimmed; black oo trimmed; black pene : 7 % ict a ed or eray Kidskin trimmed, or gray Nu- | Jattice effect, With cov Keldekin, patent trimmed or gray pe idakin trimmed wich Ci: ered Cuban heel, At = NuBuck, gray kidskin-trimmed. pan heel. At $6.45. $7.95. At $5.85. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Juvenile Boys’ Suits $4.95 to $9.45 Wy ees and button-on styles in Easter Suits for little boys of 4 to 8 years. In blue serge, tweed effects and blue, tan and gray jersey. With straight bottom trousers, braid trimming and emblems. Prices $4.95, $5.95, $6.45, $7.95 and $9.45, $6.45 Spring Topcoats for Little Boys $5.95 and $7.45 Stylish little double-breasted models in tweed. effect weaves, Sizes 3 fo 8. Juvenile Boys’ Norfolk Suits Broken line of little boys’ Norfolk Suits with Eton collars. Blue serge und gray and brown mixtures, Pulblined, straight trousers, Sizes 3 to 7, Sharply reduced ~—DOWNSTAIRS STORE REDUCED $3.85 $5.75 Beaded C stume Blouses in knitted * novelty crepe ttractive blouses blouses compris aswortment of styles for wear with smart Easte costumes. Tailored and fa styles, at 85.75. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE 15 Styles in Petticoats $1 to $3.45 Practically any may desire will be among this wide Petticoats. Fashioned in eot- ton fabrics, ay, “glos” weaves and silk. Tailored and with fancy flounces, _ Prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.65, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 and $3.45. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Under-Arm Bags $1.75 and $1.95 A variety of styles in the fashionable Under-arm Bag. Black, gray and tan shades in plain and fancy leather effects, At $1.75 and $1.95. --DOWNSTAIRS STORE “‘Holeproof ” Hosiery for Women shade one ire to be variety of 50c to $2.00 The: Downstairs Store offers a good selection of the popu lar “Holeproof” lis Hosiery in . slos and lisle and silk weaves, Prices range from 50¢ to $2.00 the pair. —BOWNSTAIRS STORE Growing Girls’ Sandals $3.95 . Very attractive values in these black patent Sandals, with low rubber heels. y smart, worn as pictured. Sizes 2% to 7% At $3.05 pair, * —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Easter Baskets 5c, 10c, 15c Wide assortment of styles and sizes in Faster Baskets for the little tots—5eé, 10¢ and 15¢, Also a” wide of Fancy Baskets, in. shapes and sizes for many purposes— 25¢ to $2.25. DOWNSTAIRS STORD Facing Charges assortment *